NTA supports configuring automatic diversion for Region/IP Group traffic alerts and Region/IP Group DDoS attack alerts.
There are different diversion methods for various scenarios, including ADS Diversion, Flowspec Diversion, BGP Diversion, and Null-Route Diversion.
Result: The traffic alert generated in the Inbound direction of this IP group will not be automatically diverted because the Diversion Level configuration is No Diversion, so any level of alert that triggers this IP group Inbound Traffic Alert will not be automatically diverted.
IP diversion policy priority and match order: IP Group > Region > Global.
Once a policy is hit, the system quits matching against other policies.
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